Antique Price Plaque "Breakdown - The Kilo"
Antique Price Plaque "Breakdown - The Kilo"
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Old molded plastic price plate with rotating wheel system, used in food shops to display prices per kilo. The word "Panne" (pork fat) indicates use in a butcher's shop or deli. The "NF" (Nouveau Franc) marking allows the object to be precisely dated after the monetary reform of 1960. Mounted on a metal rod for direct display in a shop window or on a stall, this plate perfectly illustrates the display practices of traditional shops of the time.
✦ Origin: France
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1960-1970
✦ Dimensions: approx. 10 x 7 cm
✦ Material: Plastic and metal
✦ Condition: Used condition, traces and patina, one damaged wheel (partial missing, digits 0 to 3 remaining)
Typical of old butcher's labels, this plate is an authentic testimony to post-war food trade.
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